A Sporting Chance April 1, 2010
Posted by Jonathan Mitchell in : Stories , trackbackBy Natasha Lowry, April 2010
By Natasha Lowry, April 2010
On average almost fifteen thousand greyhounds are euthanized every year in the United Kingdom as they can no longer race. This can be due to an injury or age. A greyhound’s life should not have to end because they are hurt or old; they should be able to find a loving home with an owner who cares for them. A Sanctuary is another option, for them to live while they wait for a home to live out the rest of their lives.
Here, at the Mid-Antrim Animal Sanctuary, we have experienced an influx of greyhounds over the years. At our peak, we were home to fourteen greyhounds during one period of time, and sadly, could not take any more due to the lack of kennel space.
We do try our best to take in all the animals we can but sometimes it’s just not possible as the shelter is always full. At present the Mid-Antrim Animal Sanctuary has ten greyhounds all searching for loving homes. The following details the backgrounds, in brief, of two of our greyhound residents:
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